PRISHTINË, Kosovo (March 14, 2026) (Interstat) — Vorskla and Rukh Vynnyky played to a 1-1 draw Saturday in a Ukrainian Premier League match contested at a neutral site, with the visiting side rallying late to split the points in a physical Week 17 contest.

The match, played at Stadiumi Fadil Vokrri in Prishtinë, Kosovo, saw Rukh Vynnyky strike first before Vorskla’s Ruslan Stepanyuk leveled the score with seven minutes remaining in regulation. The result extended Vorskla’s unbeaten run in league play to three matches.

Against the pregame projections, which heavily favored the home side, Rukh Vynnyky seized the initiative in the 24th minute. Attacker Yevhenii Pastukh provided the key pass, setting up midfielder Vasyl Runich for the opening goal. Runich, a substitute who had entered the match in the 38th minute, made an immediate impact by finding the net just 14 minutes after taking the field.

The first half grew increasingly tense, yielding three yellow cards. Rukh Vynnyky’s Roman Didyk was cautioned in the 29th minute, followed by teammate Marko Sapuga in the 40th. Vorskla’s Ibrahim Kane received a yellow in second-half stoppage time.

The match’s physical nature continued after the break as Vorskla pressed for an equalizer. The pressure culminated in the 83rd minute when defender Illia Krupskyi delivered an assist to striker Ruslan Stepanyuk, who finished to secure a point for his side. Stepanyuk, however, had been shown a yellow card just four minutes prior to his goal.

The closing stages saw further discipline issues, with three players booked in the 87th minute alone: Rukh Vynnyky’s Vitalii Roman and Vorskla’s Oleksandr Sklyar.

With the draw, Rukh Vynnyky’s Premier League record moves to one win and two draws, remaining without a loss this season. The team’s form across all competitions now stands at two wins and two draws. Vorskla’s league record adjusts to two wins, one loss and three draws, while its overall record across all tournaments is three wins, two losses and three draws.

The neutral venue in Kosovo hosted the fixture amid ongoing scheduling complexities within the league.

Rukh Vynnyky will look to maintain its unbeaten start when it travels to face Veres Rivne in a league match later Saturday. Vorskla returns to action Sunday against Metalist 1925 Kharkiv.